A Minnesota Pollution Control Agency water quality report on the lower Littlefork River watershed suggests logging practices from 80 years ago could be the cause of the river’s polluted water today.

In an era of diminished logging along the North Coast, the dispute over Gualala Redwood Timber’s plans reflects the debate about how land in the region is logged. Plans to harvest century-old redwoods ...

A new state study links pollution on the lower Little Fork River near International Falls to logging practices 80 years ago. Jesse Anderson, research scientist with the Minnesota Pollution Control ...

A legal battle over plans to log in the lower Gualala River flood plain is heading into a fifth year, despite a recent victory in state appeals court by Gualala Redwood Timber and Cal Fire which first ...

GLENS FALLS >> The Hudson River above Glens Falls was lowered this week allowing workers to do maintenance on the dam just above the falls. The lower water level has revealed dozens of wood-and-stone ...

More than 17 years ago, landslides and flooding and huge demonstrations forced state regulators to shut down Charles Hurwitz’s logging operation in Elk River. After a five-year moratorium, his Maxxam ...

Two conservation organizations sued the U.S. Forest Service alleging the agency unlawfully entered into a contract with a logger to harvest timber near the Nolichucky River in the Pisgah National ...

In this file photo from 2014, a staff member of the National Parks Conservation Association approaches the Highway 101 bridge during a rafting tour of the Elwha River. This area was underwater as part ...

Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan, in a rare step earlier this month, wrote British Columbia Premier John Horgan with “grave concern,” admonishing his government for not consulting with the city on a B.C.

Once upon a time logging was a big business in the QC! Bringing the logs down river, storing them in log camps, and milling was hard and dangerous work. Come and join Gayle Rein for tales and history ...

Cabinet minister Ron Cantelon is being accused of supplying the legislature with "faulty facts" about logging on an island in the Englishman River, the main drinking water supply for Parksville and ...

“The June rise used to be always luck for me; because as soon as that rise begins, here comes cord-wood floating down, and pieces of log rafts – sometimes a dozen logs together; so all you have to do ...